Hi I’m Brianna , I’m 25 and trying to better

Hi I’m Brianna , I’m 25 and trying to better myself for my kids I’m throwing away the alcohol and it has been a struggle but I’m still fighting the urge to pick up a bottle.. I’m 7 days sober :heart:

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Glad you're here! One day at a time, 7 days is a huge victory :heartbeat:

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Thank you so much !

Keep on fighting! You are stronger than the urge!:muscle:

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Huge accomplishment :heart::heart::heart:

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Thank you

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For sure. Keep going! Reach out anytime.

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Hi Brianna!!! I’m so proud of you girl - I’m a mom of 2 little ones and I swear some days they are the only things holding me together. Keep pushing! Reach out anytime you need support :heart:

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Keep it up

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I appreciate all of y’all’s support it means so much :heart:

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7 days! Amazing!! Congratulations!! ODAAT

Hey I was told “it just keeps getting better and better “. They didn’t lie. Stay strong and BUSY :sunglasses:

Proud of you! You got this!!

Thank you !!

I have 127 days today. It gets easier. Don’t be so hard on yourself. Forgiving yourself is the hardest hurdle I am still having.

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I keep getting the urge to pick up a bottle so I got some sparking juice lol

I drank NA beer for a few years. You will never regret showing up and participating as a parent to the very best of your ability. Of all the things I could change in life, those moments in front of my kids when I acted badly whether sober or not, are at the very top of the list.

You are young and have a long time to fully parent yet but kids are smarter than they put on, they pick up on things they seem not to. One day at a time. Just realize that when we drink or drug to feel or not feel we are handicapping ourselves in ways almost unimaginable. When the moments become weeks, months, years of such behavior we no longer have to imagine because we wake up one day in a h3ll that we created, wondering how we got there.

Hang in there. At three weeks the compulsion dissipates

Great keep up the good work

Remember one day at a time